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Microsoft Corporation is a global technology leader producing software, hardware, and cloud services including Windows, Office 365, Azure cloud platform, Xbox gaming, and Surface devices. Industry: Software & Cloud Computing
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The Senior Product Manager - Microsoft 365 Network Platform joins the team to own the network connectivity strategy for the Microsoft 365 platform. This role involves shaping long-term architecture, driving a move toward explicit, regionalized, and policy-enforced connectivity models, and managing migration sequencing and dependency burn-down. You will solve high-impact problems regarding scalability, resiliency, segmentation, and latency while balancing security, performance, and cost. Key responsibilities include participating in on-call rotations to triage live incidents and mentoring other product managers in AI-forward ways of working. Required skills include experience in large-scale infrastructure migrations, decision-making, and negotiation. Preferred technical competencies include cloud networking, software-defined networking, Layer-7 routing, zero-trust security fundamentals, and experience with distributed systems or Azure infrastructure.
What does a Product Manager earn in Washington?
Median $224500 from 112 postings across 23 companies.
Own the network connectivity strategy and translate it into an executable product roadmap.
Drive the migration to an explicit, regionalized, and policy-enforced connectivity model.
Resolve high-impact problems regarding scalability, resiliency, segmentation, capacity, and latency.
Model and prioritize tradeoffs between security, reliability, performance, and cost for multi-year investments.
Participate in the on-call rotation to triage live incidents and convert findings into roadmap priorities.
Define success metrics, OKRs, and KPIs while shaping investment priorities with leadership.
Explain complex technical tradeoffs to executives to facilitate high-level decision-making.
Mentor other product managers and implement AI-forward ways of working across the team.
What we're looking for
Bachelor's Degree and 5+ years of experience in product management and driving large-scale infrastructure migrations or network transitions for distributed systems (or equivalent experience).
Ability to make decisions in fast-paced environments by diagnosing problems and determining resolutions while considering costs and tradeoffs.
Ability to influence others by gaining respect and inspiring trust and confidence to garner support for initiatives.
Ability to negotiate mutually satisfying agreements by listening to objectives and seeking collaborative solutions.
Technical depth in networking and large-scale distributed systems (preferred).
Experience driving large-scale infrastructure migrations on live, high-availability services (preferred).
Fluency with AI-forward ways of working or a demonstrated ability to adopt new tooling quickly (preferred).
Working knowledge of Layer-7 routing, reverse proxies, or zero-trust and network security fundamentals (preferred).
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